"In the belly of the exhibition", page 2

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Travel Reportage

22.1 MEGAPIXEL

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Paesi Baschi parte 2 View gallery (59 photos)

"In the belly of the exhibition" sent on September 19, 2024 (14:08) by Lorisb. 24 comments, 388 views.

, 1/50 f/7.1, ISO 100, hand held. Santander, Spain.

Ringrazio Albieri Sergio per avermi suggerito il titolo nei reportage scorsi senza sapere di questa concentrazione, "Enredos". Gli strani "Grovigli" color pastello si snodano tramite i by pass del Centro Botín, appesi nelle sale di esposizione sculture gonfie e spugnose serpeggiano attraverso lo spazio della galleria, passando da una stanza all'altra o rintanandosi in un angolo fino ad accumularsi come montagne di carne bulbosa che tentano di fuoriuscire e scorrere via.

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Nicola1201

sent on October 05, 2024 (22:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice! The whole reportage is excellent, with photos with people that allow you to appreciate the size of the works on display.
Greetings.
Nicholas

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